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Title: Long Vesting Periods - Good Or Bad for The Cryptocurrency Market ? Post by: adekogbe on October 17, 2018, 09:55:37 PM From the best of my understanding; The vesting period as related to the cryptocurrency market is the time a new ICO or crypto startup takes to share & list their cryptocurrencies to their investors and on an exchange respectively.
I have had a few experiences with startups that takes a lot of time before distribution and listing, with varied results. Wanchain and omnitude took over 6 months to distribute and list. And while wanchain had a positive ROI afterwards, Omnitude crashed hard. From this premise, I wouldn't think long vesting periods have any significant impact on how a cryptocurrency will perform in the market. Nevertheless, when investors contribute during an ICO, cryptocurrencies are taken out of the circulating supply and if long vesting is a practice a lot of projects do, how will this affect the general market activities?. Title: Re: Long Vesting Periods - Good Or Bad for The Cryptocurrency Market ? Post by: Upgrade00 on October 18, 2018, 06:42:49 AM From the best of my understanding; The vesting period as related to the cryptocurrency market is the time a new ICO or crypto startup takes to share & list their cryptocurrencies to their investors and on an exchange respectively. I have had a few experiences with startups that takes a lot of time before distribution and listing, with varied results. Wanchain and omnitude took over 6 months to distribute and list. And while wanchain had a positive ROI afterwards, Omnitude crashed hard. The impact caries greatly as you say, as vesting period is just one of the many factors which influences the success of a project. Telegram had a very successful project early this year, but investors are still yet to get their tokens, and it was reputed that the TGE is 70% done, whether it would affect the project going forward is yet to be known But sticking to the roadmap as a requisite for a successful project and if the dates are in accordance then they're still on track. Title: Re: Long Vesting Periods - Good Or Bad for The Cryptocurrency Market ? Post by: adekogbe on October 18, 2018, 09:45:18 AM From the best of my understanding; The vesting period as related to the cryptocurrency market is the time a new ICO or crypto startup takes to share & list their cryptocurrencies to their investors and on an exchange respectively. I have had a few experiences with startups that takes a lot of time before distribution and listing, with varied results. Wanchain and omnitude took over 6 months to distribute and list. And while wanchain had a positive ROI afterwards, Omnitude crashed hard. The impact caries greatly as you say, as vesting period is just one of the many factors which influences the success of a project. Telegram had a very successful project early this year, but investors are still yet to get their tokens, and it was reputed that the TGE is 70% done, whether it would affect the project going forward is yet to be known But sticking to the roadmap as a requisite for a successful project and if the dates are in accordance then they're still on track. Its a very good assessment you did here. Thinking about it, seems a lot has to do with the plans already laid out on the roadmap. My question is still concerned about the general effect on the crypto market as a whole and not only 1 project. |